askfiy/nvim-picgo
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· picgo plugin for neovim ·
nvim-picgo is a picture uploading tool based on Lua language. You can quickly upload images to various image beds through it, and it will also generate links in markdown format 🔗. and store it in the clipboard.
In the coc ecosystem, there is a plugin called coc-picgo that does the same thing. The coc-picgo plugin is really enviable for those who use nvim's built-in LSP, because we don't need coc，so I created this project and hope it will help you.
Features
- Written in pure Lua, less than 300 lines of code
- No default key bindings, I won't take up your precious keys
- Quickly upload disk files or clipboard images to the image bed, allowing you to access your images anywhere on the Internet
demo
Upload an image from the clipboard:
Upload an image from the file system:
Dependencies
I recommend you to use neovim-0.7, but in fact neovim-0.5+ can runs it.
Besides that, you need to download picgo-core, which is a command line tool.
This is easy to do under arch:
$ yay -S picgo-core
Configure picgo image bed
First of all, you need to manually fill in your image bed configuration, and enter:
Note, not in neovim's cmd mode
$ picgo set uploader
? Choose a(n) uploader (Use arrow keys)
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Or you can also configure manually:
- Linux and Mac：
~/.config/picgo/config.json - Windows：
C:\Users\youername\.picgo\config.json
Using plugins
It is recommended to use Packer to manage nvim-picgo:
use {
"askfiy/nvim-picgo",
config = function()
-- it doesn't require you to do any configuration
require("nvim-picgo").setup()
end
}
plugin command
viml：
:UploadClipboard<cr>
:UploadImagefile<cr>
lua：
<cmd>lua require'nvim-picgo'.upload_clipboard()<cr>
<cmd>lua require'nvim-picgo'.upload_imagefile()<cr>